Design and Technology
Learning Design and Technology at school helps to prepare students for living and working in a technological world. It stimulates both intellectual and creative abilities, develops skills in communication, problem solving, the application of number, and information technology, and develops the personal qualities needed to complete a design project from initial ideas to finished product.
If you have any further questions about Design and Technology then please contact Ceri Morgan - head of Design and Technology via email on: cmorgan@warminsterschool.org.uk
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GCSE Course Handbook
Design and Technology - Resistant Materials; Electronic Products; Graphic Products
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A*
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A* to A
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A* to B
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A* to C
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2005 GCSE DT Examination Results:
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27%
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64%
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95%
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100%
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2006 GCSE DT Examination Results:
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18%
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63%
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87%
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100%
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2007 GCSE DT Examination Results: |
31% |
82% |
97% |
100% |
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Average:
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38% |
70% |
93%
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100%
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Department Facilities
The Design Technology Department has recently moved into new premises. There is a large workshop surrounded by 4 classrooms.
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6th Form Prospectus Electronics
Electronics A-Level is essentially a practical subject. The electronic circuit theory is primarily taught by practical experimentation using real components, protoboards and PCBs and a practical project is undertaken in both the AS and A2 course.
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6th Form Prospectus Product Design
PRODUCT DESIGN with the option to focus on Resistant Materials or Graphics.
(Exam Board: OCR)
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